Coldplay fans are in for a treat this weekend as the band hits the stage at Stanford Stadium for two nights of their world tour, with shows scheduled for Saturday and next Sunday, June 1. Caltrain has announced it is set to welcome concertgoers, providing enhanced services to accommodate the influx of passengers heading to Palo Alto. According to Caltrain's latest announcement, staff will be present at Palo Alto Station to assist riders with directions, and no extra services are planned for before or after the concert events.
To cope with the expected high volume of traffic, the Palo Alto Police issued a social media advisory warning of potential delays around Stanford Stadium. Those attending the concerts at 5 PM on Saturday and next Sunday are urged to plan accordingly to avoid traffic inconveniences. For attendees opting for public transportation, Caltrain has highlighted that the last northbound train departs Palo Alto Station at 11:58 PM, while the southbound train leaves at 12:56 AM.
Traffic Advisory: @Stanford Stadium is hosting @coldplay Saturday and Sunday at 5pm. Expect traffic delays. pic.twitter.com/qVm8Bwn0qf
— Palo Alto Police (@PaloAltoPolice) May 29, 2025
Patrons are also reminded that Caltrain operates on a proof-of-payment basis, and tickets are not sold onboard trains. Interested parties can purchase tickets at station ticket machines or via the Caltrain mobile app, and are encouraged to buy in advance to prevent delays caused by the expected crowded conditions. Additionally, fare discounts are available, including 50% off standard fares for Clipper START riders and $1 one-way or $2 day passes for passengers 18 and under.
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